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	Wakan Tanka is typically corrupted to mean ''The Great Spirit.'' However, Eastman notes that ''wakan'' means ~~mystry~~ and ''tanka'' means "great, ~~mighy~~ or supreme."<Ref>Eastman, Dr. Charles A. "Sioux Mythology." The International Folk-Lore Congress of the World's Columbian Exposition. Eds. Basett, Hellen Wheeler and Frederick Starr. Vol. I: Charles H. Sergel Company, 1898. 222.</ref>		Wakan Tanka is typically corrupted to mean ''The Great Spirit.'' However, Eastman notes that ''wakan'' means mystery and ''tanka'' means "great, mighty or supreme."<Ref>Eastman, Dr. Charles A. "Sioux Mythology." The International Folk-Lore Congress of the World's Columbian Exposition. Eds. Basett, Hellen Wheeler and Frederick Starr. Vol. I: Charles H. Sergel Company, 1898. 222.</ref>

	The highly ethnocentric and frankly offensive Dr. Charles Eastman notes that the Sioux did not believe they were worthy of directly approaching (i.e. connecting) with Wankan Tanka.<ref>Eastman, Dr. Charles A. "Sioux Mythology." The International Folk-Lore Congress of the World's Columbian Exposition. Eds. Basett, Hellen Wheeler and Frederick Starr. Vol. I: Charles H. Sergel Company, 1898. 225-6.</ref> This may explain the Native American emphasis on [[Shamanic Drumming]] to induce a [[Trance Connection]], rather than a more direct and unmitigated connection to [[The Fabric]]		The highly ethnocentric and frankly offensive Dr. Charles Eastman notes that the Sioux did not believe they were worthy of directly approaching (i.e. connecting) with Wankan Tanka.<ref>Eastman, Dr. Charles A. "Sioux Mythology." The International Folk-Lore Congress of the World's Columbian Exposition. Eds. Basett, Hellen Wheeler and Frederick Starr. Vol. I: Charles H. Sergel Company, 1898. 225-6.</ref> This may explain the Native American emphasis on [[Shamanic Drumming]] to induce a [[Trance Connection]], rather than a more direct and unmitigated connection to [[The Fabric]]

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	The highly ethnocentric and frankly offensive Dr. Charles Eastman notes that the Sioux did not believe they were worthy of directly approaching (i.e. connecting) with Wankan Tanka.<ref>Eastman, Dr. Charles A. "Sioux Mythology." The International Folk-Lore Congress of the World's Columbian Exposition. Eds. Basett, Hellen Wheeler and Frederick Starr. Vol. I: Charles H. Sergel Company, 1898. 225-6.</ref> This may explain the Native American emphasis on [[Shamanic Drumming]] to induce a [[Trance Connection]], rather than a more direct and unmitigated connection to [[The Fabric]]		The highly ethnocentric and frankly offensive Dr. Charles Eastman notes that the Sioux did not believe they were worthy of directly approaching (i.e. connecting) with Wankan Tanka.<ref>Eastman, Dr. Charles A. "Sioux Mythology." The International Folk-Lore Congress of the World's Columbian Exposition. Eds. Basett, Hellen Wheeler and Frederick Starr. Vol. I: Charles H. Sergel Company, 1898. 225-6.</ref> This may explain the Native American emphasis on [[Shamanic Drumming]] to induce a [[Trance Connection]], rather than a more direct and unmitigated connection to [[The Fabric]]

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Wakan Tanka is typically corrupted to mean ''The Great Spirit.'' However, Eastman notes that ''wakan'' means mystry and ''tanka'' means "great, mighy or supreme."<Ref>Eastman, Dr. Charles A. "Sioux Mythology." The International Folk-Lore Congress of the World's Columbian Exposition. Eds. Basett, Hellen Wheeler and Frederick Starr. Vol. I: Charles H. Sergel Company, 1898. 222.</ref>

The highly ethnocentric and frankly offensive Dr. Charles Eastman notes that the Sioux did not believe they were worthy of directly approaching (i.e. connecting) with Wankan Tanka.<ref>Eastman, Dr. Charles A. "Sioux Mythology." The International Folk-Lore Congress of the World's Columbian Exposition. Eds. Basett, Hellen Wheeler and Frederick Starr. Vol. I: Charles H. Sergel Company, 1898. 225-6.</ref> This may explain the Native American emphasis on [[Shamanic Drumming]] to induce a [[Trance Connection]], rather than a more direct and unmitigated connection to [[The Fabric]]

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Wakan Tanka - Revision history

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Michael: /* Notes */

Michael at 13:22, 8 July 2020

Mike Sosteric at 14:34, 27 April 2019

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